St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$3.50, 2S2.72.
One case each of scarlet fever and typhoid
fever were reported yesterday.
Levi Longfellow filed a plat yesterday of
West Minneapolis, second division.
Monday evening the twenty-firs ami
versary of the Y. NJ. G. A. will be celebrated
at the first Baptist church.
The Gansel jewelry stock will be sold at
private sale in few days by the assignee for
the benefit of the Eastern creditors.
The Norwegian Total Abstinence society
will be addressed at Dania hall this afternoon
by Rev. DR.. Van Anda and j. j. Skordalsvold
John P. Christensen, a member of the
Dania society, who died Friday, will be
buried this afternoon from 24OO Twenty
sixth avenue south.
1.-The one half page advertisement for real
estate parties i'll Eau Claire, Wis, on another
page of this paper contains rare arsains, and
should be closely examined.
Rev. G. A. Van Anda d. D., and j. j.
Skordalsvold will address the Norwegian
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Lawrence w. Pettijohn and Nellie c. Rand:
Charles b. Clark and Carrie L. Peter; John
Flemming and Emma Larsen; Carl New
hansen and Julia Lindblum.
Articles incorporating the journal Job
Printing and Publishing company were filed
yesterday by Jacob A. Werner Elias NJ. Tiff.
Abbott Blunt, Albert Shaw, j. c. Holiday
and G. S. Doolittle, with q capital stock of
$4,000.
The Minneapolis Law club held its last
meeting of the season last evening, when
Judge j. o. Pierce gave an interesting ad-
dress on Equity At the close of the exer-
clses he was presented with handsome gold
headed cane by the club.
The Crusaders postponed the presentation
of RORY O'Moore," which they had ali
nounced for last evening at the opera house.
on account of the rain. Ample announce
ment will be made of the date when it is de-
cided upon.
A programme of unusual interest has been
prepared for the tweuty-first anniversary of
the Minneapolis Y. NJ. G. A, which will be
celebrated at the First Baptist church to-
morrow evening. Avery large attendance is
anticipated.
There will be a meeting at Emmett hall,
over the City bank, at o'clock this evening
for the purpose of organizing an Irish Gaelic
class. The object Of this class is to cultivate
the study of Irish history and revive the in
terest in the language. Morris Crane, of
Chicago, will be the speaker.
To-day Sunday, June 12), the West side
Turner's give their first grand picnic of the
season at Germania park, .Keegan's lake.
boat races by the members and youth classes
and concert music by Prof. Danz band will
constitute the afternoons entertainment
Postmaster Ankeny yesterday received
letter from William DOrsheimer, editor of the
New York Star, requesting his aid in raising
the Star fund of S125 900 to the Grant mon
ument fund. Subscriptions of $40 or less
are respectfully solicited in the letter. Post
master Ankeny will gladly receive subscrip-
tons, a blank list having been sent with the
letter.
The alumni of Michigan University will
meet at the Real Estate exchange in the
West hotel Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock,
to arrange for an excursion to Ann Arbor to
or,rix 80
that institution. An effort will be made to
secure special Pullmans for the party. All
who are unable to attend the meeting will
please communicate with the secretary C. H.
Childs, SOC Lumber exchange.
The carriers room at the postoffice has
been arranged so that hereafter on Sunday
mornings the people will pass up to their
carriers desk to receive their mail, instead of
heretofore. A wire netting has been ar
ranged separating the new lobby from the
desks, and at every passage is an opening
through which the mail will be delivered.
Monday mornings the screens will be re-
moved.
At the Church Of the Redeemer children's
day will be observed. The house will be
decorated for the occasion. There will be
Rotations and music by the children of the
Sunday school and congregation, and a short
address by Rev. M. d. Shutter, after which
the baptism of children by DR.. futile will
take place. In the evening Rev. M. d. Shut
ter will preach. Subject: "The Souls
Vision
The twenty first anniversary of the Young
Mems Christian association will take place in
the First Baptist church, Tenth street, near
1Iennepin avenue, tomorrow evening Music
in charge of Prof. Patten and Prof. Wood
ruff. Addresses by r. G. Morse of the inter-
national committee Of the Young Mems
Christian association Of the United States
and British provinces, and other delegates
returning from the San Francisco convention
No collection or solicitation of money
Everybody invited. The Outing club will
hold its postponed meeting on Wednesday
evening, the 18th, to complete plans for out
door recreation this summer. All interested
should be on hand promptly at o'clock.
The dime museum will present as
an attraction next week one of the
greatest art collections in the world,
embracing, besides water colors,
sketches, etc., the following master
pieces: ''The Entombment," la vii
lette," "The Disputed Prisoner" "The
Sultan's Favoritc," 1.-THE Execution"
la Vendie," "Macbeth and the
Witches" In the theaters Hamilton
& Phillips Comedy company and Clark
& Williams Novelty Octette will give
performances.